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The FDA has upgraded the recall to a Class I health risk, meaning there's a high chance that using or being exposed to these products could cause serious health problems or death. The recalled products were sold in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and South Dakota.

The FDA has upgraded the recall to a Class I health risk, meaning there's a high chance that using or being exposed to these products could cause serious health problems or death. The recalled products were sold in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and South Dakota.

The FDA has upgraded the recall to a Class I health risk, meaning there's a high chance that using or being exposed to these products could cause serious health problems or death. The recalled products were sold in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and South Dakota.

The FDA has upgraded the recall to a Class I health risk, meaning there's a high chance that using or being exposed to these products could cause serious health problems or death. The recalled products were sold in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and South Dakota.

The FDA has upgraded the recall to a Class I health risk, meaning there's a high chance that using or being exposed to these products could cause serious health problems or death. The recalled products were sold in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, and South Dakota.

A major change in the weather is expected to drop Kansas temperatures from near-record highs into the upper teens tonight…attorneys for the men accused in the mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration might put forth a defense based on Missouri’s “stand your ground” law...and the Kansas House and Kansas Senate have each passed separate measures addressing civil asset forfeiture reform. Those headlines and more, inside.